The Klamath news., May 17, 1925, Page 1, Image 1

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UHOT
BEBIS IS
J BY B. S.
Fatly Arbuckle Is j
Married To Dorris
Dean; Gets Contract
KLAMATH FALLS, QUE., SUNDAY, MAY 17, 11,25.
Price Five Cent
Klamath Baseball Season
Opens This Afternoon At
2:15; Big Crowd Expected
I'ASAIUINA. I nlif , May 1 1;
Hus.oe Fully" Arbuckle. former
STO- conic. Hun. Utlll llf.rla l.........
film n.treaa. were married hen. to- """" 1'r"r,,""l""ul lahall "orld. a Chicago While Sox. went wild with
To day Kluin.-tth Fulls fnli-rn the Comlske park, the borne or
ENDORSEMENT IS
ilVEN FARMERS !
EXCHANGE HERE
Owens Valley
Farmers Like
Klamath Land
FEDERATION OF
A group of settlers who plan to i
desert the Owens valley district of
WANT HILL LINE
Nation. Pressed Kht .. ii... . ,.. . ,., bride V "id league e,h,a,m when "Red" Kaber K . . j " er duirict 01 (
" ' D . I mother. The ...rnnny ,.'"" "''-" California ciuea-a hurii hu. t-.m to a 12-inninR vie , Wew Organization To Have outbern California, were driven Communication Forwarded
I C P a u m anl
hnana r"'
$10,000,000,000
formed by Superior Judge lluith J .' ' " reputation or rast and lory over the New York Yanks.
Crawford. Thirty five guests were! C'""1 Wn,'n KSamalh ' The Klamath Falls Pellcana have
present, j Kalla funa first demonstrated fn-;no big league team, to be ure.
Hunter Keaton and hl wife. fur.i ,hu"l,n " h". earl In ; BUT THEY HAVE THE BEST
Marcn. I tie question aroae: Would ; BALL TEAM I.V THE HISTORY
league of Southern Oregon OK THE CITY, on the face of the
Talmadjci'. acted as'
not
- n.erlv KTnli.
L ..,.. Mav IB. ine '
..... kaa mul. ' ai.au ,u urn. run in nonor.
asHi,r" I ui, ...... . I cllll'l be better? The mr tvaa aai-l aa... ........a.
.rrd demand that debt- ' " m. .id, -- , , .
errru . ....a. . ..... 'There la no aiililhern Oraa-nn Li.iiu lflDmDih E...N. I. ..
which hu"' not funded
,tloo to the 1'nlted Slatea
hurkle wua preaenle.l with a 1 1 00. -I TI"'rB 1,0 aouthern Oregon league, Klamath Falla la at a disadvan-
0U0 contract In direct ten two-reel' a " "me IO organize one. tage, financially, compared with
Far Reaching Effect
Among Farmers
'yesterday by A. Wlaharj and Sam
j Head. of Klamath Falls oat
through Yonna and Poe vaVeya to
the lower end of Langell valley.
Unanlmoua endoraement of the'" their .return last night every The ralroad ,, bobbed p
newly re-organlzed Farmers' Co-op-! man expressed hlmaelf aa con- at the Klamath Federated Com.
Oregon Trunk Favoring
Development
";
, iie.t ...ll.l ro. I "'"' 'r ll-'lund West, motion
piciure producer.
Furthermore Medford and Grant other citlea In the league. The lu
crative exchange was given yester
day by the Klamath Federated Com-
i munlty clubB board and members,
'j0"."l".nou "f unpaid
M iii Ihla Kovernment
k:f yeura lifter the ar-Umi.Im-iI
ulfi.ul .-itnin.-d tndny
1, Fun. ' ' iiiy.
iriliu Slix.ikhi, Ituuuiuln
. 1 1 v ..II il.Oilnr iftiviTli-
,;, u,K. nily pre..ied ; ,!r' " ""
r' : n il -1.1 runillnit nun
irrs'il!'
I ra the only
lalnce AahUnd
tea mi , creased mileage to other citlea In!
representing practically every com
munity In
vlnced that agricultural Klamath munity clubs meeting at the cham-
waa a better country than had been ber of commerce resulting In a
represented to them. unanimous vote to forward to W.
The visitors were strongly im-1 F. Turner, president of the Oregoa
poealole
i-.i.. a i k. ... . iiaince Aaiuann urohll.ltH sunili-v the leaviiA mnkA. hA
rf.iiiiiiij niiinir, ifirilll'r ftfw 1 DTK ' i " s uu.ucu ui i . j-j ,t,M . .
jnaseiMiu iiml displayed no inter- the IVHcana heavier than that of . . an expanse or Idle acres of land of;lution adopted
icofluiq leiiuurieB cuwaru
it.Ku mul uiui momm picture coin-! . ----- i fc.,au tun u, (heir
eiiian. will lie slurred under Ar- ... ... me mna any ouier leam. unaequeniiy "iyltn
buckle a direction
Arbuckle nn 'I hla bride letl I'.is;,-
dellll ill III .-! I . 1 . 1 . uller the KeilillllX
for I. "a AllKelea. lieril a MimI'IiIK
Klipper Wlta s'-rveil to aevcriil hutl-
annflrenllv the hieheaf ferlll Itv p.lllha nreanlxntlnn
nuccean oi ine organization nere.' Utr taw , i'Qn ABni..,i.
County Aitent Henderson appear- spots have bareiy scratched the aur- "It has been moved, seconded
lng before the body, explained the fa(.e They were told that Klamath , and passed that the Klamath Feder
local plans as they have been formed wa8 ,n act a land of the aat j ated Community clubs board goes
thus far, and cited a dozen other; frontleri where gooi )and through on record favoring any new railroad
lack of exploitation, has been con- construction In the county that will
nana tor the honeytnoon were nirt
llttnoilliceil. lint i. Itellevc'l tin-
coiiple wltl iiintor iii'iiiiul hoiil h'-rn
Caltrni nl.i for M'tiTnl iIuvm.
Klamath High Loses
Ball Game To Medford
I'-ttlelllelll.
ill.- ji'tnilil ILiliuu'l llr
n In "in lime prehaure
lii.t'. tile lll.lile, lllforill
hrrc st.lii'"A tuil akep-:i-i1,ul"
i-iiilla. Ni-ilo-ij
lie l"tu nllll tt 1 1 fit-II II .
'"""' f oiiii.roiiihe, M.Mifnni ,K, , , trimiued the
trnm. ni. iniiiiy liell.'ni. , ,. high acliool liiiaelmll nine on
i .if It-rum until changed the Moduc field vc'lerility to the de-
V altl' tl i r.-uted lllelll. clslve score of 17 to H. The incula
b'.. ulr a.lv grunted to held the Apple kme kera to a 3 to 3
nn . 1'iihinil. Finland, l.lth- lle up until the lal of the 4 1 It lu
HuiiKiii . ihey pointed ning. w hen the KlHiuath machine
i slipped a cok anil the viaitors put
the Klamath countryj pressed with the sight of so greatTrunk railroad, a copy of the reso-
by the federated
several weeks
that there were a half dozen bid- must he supported better than any
ders for the one vacancy in the other team in the league.
Siskiyou Iimkh... Klamath Falla. hy The fair grounds grandstand can
the effor's of an en:luiii:ii'ic cum- accomodate everybody. Baseball
i mlm e. secured admission. Klain.fa la not a man's game from the snr-c-
F.ii!s ami the coiiiinltt.e are to lie tutor's point of view. Co to a big
congratulated. leanue game back eust and yuu'll
li pile the flareups of Li;; sport-, ree very nearly as many of the fuir
;itg writers v:!m declare every now .ex In the stands as nun.
and tlicn. ihat li.isehnll, t'ie national This nfternoon at 2:3U sharp the
Kime of the rnlied States. I loa- Klainalli-Slfkiyou league gels un- r'"r ,tnt of t,la Klamath farmers as thus accounting for land prices
liH! lis popularity it still rimains derway here with SIkbiiii and K!am- "'"''holders In the organization to 'which appeared to the visitors as
thu greatest drawing card in the atil Falls playing here. It would make 11 a SK'eess." Henderson de-, ridiculously low.
sporting world, burring none not be deplorable if the Klamath team ',ared- "The capital stock has just, , . . -i.-.i,.,,,--
to J20.000. It sells for ' Kn' rB,u ""u:u Ie" """"S"-
sliare Alreurlv wlihnnt on inien. out the forenoon caused two of the
Isive effort we have secured about ;cars 'ad w"h Owens valley peo
Uo farmers who will buy at least Ple t0 tur back beyond Bonanza
communities who have met with as-
ouooi .g success .nn an organ.za--8,dercd , dra on (he Thejr help to develop resources of Klam-
.eu ui liiis iimiticLer.
I-'urinera lntentl
were told that the country sur-lath county, and against any move
rounding Klamath Falls had never! that would tend to prevent the ex-
"We must get a minimum of 50 been cursed by a leal estate boom, j panslon of any new railroad dev
elopment In Klamath county."
even r'lon.u.i. with all respect to ailed tor lack of support. Go ' ....... (
that game. Why. only last Sunday, out and look the team over they
4I.00U funa who swarmed into need you.
Explosion in Prline Hall Identified As
Kills 8, Hurts 24 Slayer; Tanko Still
no share each.'
j and on their return these land seek
'era were driven down into the heart
Several coniDetent managers are
under consideration by the board of of the Klamath project in the vic
directors. A warehouse has already! ini,-v of Merrill. In thia country
been secured and a cold storage 1 "" were familiarized with the
Dlant may be installed. 1 old "led Portion of Klamath
Beins: Sought For
; An example of how successful a
! farmers' organization of this sort
SACRAMENTO-.'-6!4y IS. Ous can e n,de is the Medford-Coop-
county where the development has
already reached
high, but not
This move was decided upon so
as to leave no doubt in the minds
of northern railroad officials that
there was any lack of cooperation
or encouragement to the entrance
of northern roads by this organisa
tion. S. P. Hill Common titer
A.. M. Thomas, representing the
Klamath Irrigation district attempt
ed to secure a common user for
the Oregon Trunk with the South
ern Pacific from Odell to Klam
ath Falls. This was met with
opposition by the entire board of
generally an intensive state. Titer. the organization who declared that
w of Britain, the period ' "'" r"n" acrosa the pun. j
k iu cxl.-mlcil to 62 years Klii'lluth tried out three pitchers.; l!Fltl-IN' Muv 17 (Sundavl 1
iK u;.v half percent rate hut evidently lacked a Connie Mack ,t lea-i eiirlit men are dead and 211
fjrir.c p.-r cent for the 'on the lunch, us I. mils stewirt. the injur, il us the result of an explo-.
,, , " , - sum n imprison-.. ..... f , 6g w, vail gtrmk gown , , exchange Henderson de- met and taIked wilh old tlme K,am- an entirely road built by northern
"' """'"" r I1" r" "" '"; '" "; ' "" " "-ar one of two lDdli. who killed his clared uUrt Ma etUn, . Wgh-! farmers- and on sldes- ,hey 'ld aid development of th.
upon ...loin-as from cer- '"". froved to I- the one hesi bet n.un.l yesier,n.y afternoon. ! employer. II. J. I.ltzberg here. April est orice for Its erain of anv nlacelre given honest and sincere In-jKlamath country far better than
.. ...it f:.cM(i ii.h ... .(-... rii ii.su ... t ...... ...... ..... i.r ' D I . -
.u si.e r ran. e unu ....- - n iiei... ............ ..u .,u.i
uriri, better teriiia In ex- "''living u nop -i -ssiy one snie.i Kume. dynamite explodeit. destroying tne
such aril., ii liy ti.ngresa I.nwrence pitched u good game for ,,Ia und hurling gas fumes down
omiilily fur,,, e.iually easy Medford. holding the locals to six j,,,,, n,e lower workings.
r in.' nriihh and other -" "" - -k nii.se Kiiieu were oeiieveo ',.. ,. ... s. .:.if.tf. i I,. .. n m i, h. .nnni..i.i. . nf son benefit than what extra
nothing on the null hut speed unu lilVe h
i n prayer.
I,t.
today Identified a picture of on the Pacific coast, simply because! formation- a common user part of the way.
Floyd Hall as being a likeness ofUf ts organization. At Roseburg' In Langell valley the visitors: It was further pointed out that
the man who felled him. a similar condition exists. Farmers will spend another day In looking j collections from the road in taxes
i Tha nh.,. Bl.nu-n r.rllln was nne nre navim; nearlv twice nn much for 1 nvpr that 20 000 acre bodv of land ! Would give Klamath County far
eii choked to death by the, ,,, ... ,., ..... ... ,..., . j.i.. .n i.Jri.hi r... that mnv he chareed
Itfrfiuy. liriliu Yiiitru me juu iu- nun iiic f'uI'i vigauioatiuu iu unueri). J uuisc iiu ucsiiq n hi iu- i s-ia v
ei Saves County
JO By Getting Big
Trucks Not Licensed
KB" unci destruction of the pits
day, but was not allowed to see the; buy the seed in large quantities.
ft... . i i .. ..... M...I 1, u ,.u 1.. a-oi lf nwwC iniT(tilt
"-",...... " ' san Quentln desperado, captured
I Thursday night after a sensational
for a score of local errors, hut the of the shaft as the mothers, wives.
Itogue river boys appeared to be
heat able t guess the phoney hops.
and children stood In anguished
silence waiting for news from the
rescuers.
Seven men had been
out dead from the pits at 1:30
.i.ti t. oo out ueau iron, ii.w io.o m .v ...
President Here May ZJ niornlng. according to reports! visible signs of success. Police be
five ton Muck logging j Rebekahs to Welcome
'operty of the Long Pine
ompauv which were found
Officer Knowloa seven! ''"" Oortsfcld. Another
'til of Bonanza operating Prosperity Itebekuh lodge has re- j haJ died from his Injuries.
"inly highway without a celved word that the president of
man-hunt of five weeks since Hail
and his pal. Joe Tanko, escaped
. from the prison.
hrnnnhtl Search for Tauko tonight pro
miner
l Hie Long Pine company the Hehekah assembly. Miss Myrta ! Senator Spencer UI
irtiw and another owned j U. Jones, of Newport. Oregon, will Missouri Is Dead
Ttira Fuel company here pay an official visit to htis lodge
-J to huy a di-litiiiuent II-1 on Saturday veenlng. May 23. A WASIIINOTON'. May 16 Unit-
'1'H first io.rchi.sed. He-! n .. mtier nf rnndldutes will be In-, . D uann.nr Selilon P. Snen-
kn, .r.. i.. ...- . ..... ......,...-i..u ,,1 i lie n-i ' . ..." .... ,.,a ...... ..i..i., romniunltv in California will be
lleved Tanko to be under cover
somewhere In the city, possibly aid
ed by an ex-convict confederate.
WORLD WAR TROPHIES
TO BE DISTRIBUTED
SACRAMENTO. May 16. Every
Federal Inspection of
C. M. St P. Ordered
vestigate the water supply of Lan-jby the road to pay for the !ded
gell valley, said to comprise a : construction could tear down.
100.000 acre feet supply from thej It was point out the the increase
r.erher dam reservoir, and a 250.- in freight rates come before the
1 000 acre feet supply from Clear I Interstate commerce commission for
nutunTTnv M.. it a H lake. According to wisnard tnese settlement auu wi n " uuu.u,.
erarinvion 1 , .1 -an Just this to the far-! if the commission would grant th.
shiium n .ha rhi,.. i i iva .. lr aa ' mer; Two acre feet available for
......... . .
& St. Paul railroad was ordered to
day by the Interstate commerce com
mission on Its own motion.
Decision to inquire into the road's
fall Into receivership came almost'
each acre per season, where one
acre foot is absolutely all that Is
required.
Plenty of Water
The Irrigation canal on the west
on the heels of a recent statement! side of Langell valley is now carry
by the commission, purporting to! lng a full supply of irrigation wa-
show that the defunct road made
no attempt to obtain aid from It in
securing government loans.
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin al
ready has announced that he will
congressional investiga-
..... ,.r tiuufti.
lind Inn f..r,...rt i.ur. h.k,.i. .levroe nnd at the close of ... ... i,.i United states nmiv given an opportunity to share
ll. ei.se ,.. ...... i.,.n....Ai will l.e served lv ' . ..... i... j.,.ih ca.iaed l.v i the distribution o. captured World
..:. , ..... ........... - - , J1(1S....U.. ...a ..... ........ I j
Muter. ....,. a in churce. . ,1,1.1, i..hw.i in th.lwar trophies now held by tne tea- aemana
; ,,,.Ca,lfor,alAl, are looking forward ,o a most ; ,lr,.uIalory ,vstpm. ...ending j"1-,
appear tomorrow be-i delightful lime and a large al-:cinii8 said. ry Adjutant tenerai n- r.. ...u.e
Hiinsaker for a hear- tendance Is expected to greet thej The senator had been apparent-1 staedt. RFNn MAN IcTII 1 S '
aeiicini. . e i rni.iih
0 "u. ks m.i Imiuied and ; new state nresllent on her first : . reioverlng from an operutlon for The adjutant
'nr hire were .1 i.ncvered i nf flda I vlali after Installation at ! hornia. which he underwent on 'the terms of the government
4 10 Li,!,,
for
Crand lodge In Ashland.
EPTI0NAL INTEREST SHOWN IN
BIG NEW CIRCULATION CONTEST
' In hoih the city and 'other time during the contest. Sub
scription payments are or...
as much now as they will be dur
ing the lust period of the contest.
As has I n stated previously, one
Is worth as miicn ...
two dollars will be at
dollar now
acre of vote value as
an I the lust of le conu-si
some-
exlia votes.
' In nddlilon
nut hav
one ti.
. nn a .vnff IS2
CnniofltantH, Rpinu ev, --- aiiaart(tA -o 000.000 river, the Snnke river ana me var-
ra I I 111 H III Iltrniifiii i tun ' v ' " " I. a 1 1
tv . . Inns f rllilllliriea ifflllliK
Stat,,,
"ns are showing nn ex-
' 'ntn-.'BI 1,1 I ho ponleal
01 Prizes being ui veil it wav
' Is the lurgest list ever
1 l:'l-r In this .Ii v.
""" iion.e on nn
la .
"in nrst prize, and
ur"ig car Is tl.a .,...!
fliere ,.i.. .r
'"" oilier
."kch. ,,-t ti,,,,
Tihwliiie.
"H Mnnilav nll,. o ..........
".' nn In KubHcrlpi
'"'linns Th u. h
2IMI.I
"fa v,,.,., ,..
...,..r SiheUnt. , ..-
' ...ill luu
v to ho hroiiKht
"in. M,.i,
"ulmrrl,,., "
m lf ""in inwurii not loo iuih ...
Vote offer of ll.n , llwevnr If voll lllive not llimt
"'"i.U'rliiii . . . . . ii will soon
lhs, count rust not delay any ionnr
ri'tnal,,, .1. . , . . , nd win
s. iwo weess. i.a ion line u r-..
not the nomina.."
'May 7th. when death came sud
denly at S:1B tonight, rive min
utes before death the senator was
lunching nnd talking with his
nurse, when he suddenly collopscd.
Mrs. Spencer, who was at a near
by hotel was unable to reach her
husband before he died.
Senator Spencer was born Septem
ber 16, 1S62 and was elected sen
ator from Missouri November 6.
1918 and re-elected November 2,
1920.
BIG OIL SWINDLE
PROBE CONTINUES
May 16. Inves-
dlsposlng of the trophies, said that
he will act as the distributing agent
for California. Application for any
of tho trophies, from monster guns
and mortars to rifles and helmets,
must be made to his office before
June 1, he said.
The federal government pays all
cost of packing and loading, but the
transportation charges must be met
ly the communities receiving them.
General Mittelstaedt declared.
HIMSELF AND WIFE
Increase.
Branch Lines
One thing favorable to endorse
ment of the common user, however,
is the fact that the Hill lines, ac
cording to Mr. Thomas, will agree
to spend that amount saved In
construction costs, providing the
.. .j .
ter. The lower end of this canal ; "" '
wa, romnleten- onlv last year. The!'" construction of branch lines In
new east side canal Is Just being the Klamath country
nnmnUiort h.r Ilia faflnmntlnn aor-
vice at the present time and theliorlty of board members that the
first water will be turned into this! Southern Pacific and Strahorn l ne.
ditch tomorrow. The west side"hould not be slapped in the face
canal carries Clear Lake water. Klamath organizations and that.
The new Cerber reservoir was only a" the common U8er deytaion
partially filled this spring owing aa P to the Interstate commerce
to the policy of the government!""1"88101' 10 se ""'
It was the contention of the ma-
-A small eleven-
engineers not to overload the new
installation the first year, but at
II I.' VI. tav 1 K .
year-old 'girl was' the only member that the settlers say that there is,
. .....,.,., ,n ia aiiva tn- twice the water required for their
day after a fatal shooting here early j ds this year already Impounded
hi- . and as much more was permitted
this morning.
Chester Brook killed his wife asl'o go over tne spmway.
The main
object was to get the Hill lines
imp the Klamath country with their
two proposed lines.
Chamber CooperatliiB
Lynn P. Sabln, secretary of the
local chamber of commerce, speak
ing for that organization stated
that the chamber of commerce re-
she lay sleeping beside her daugh- Practically none of the land un-9en(ed reports that they were op
posing the Hill line extension.
ter. He spared the child and shot
his own head off with the same shot
igun. Mrs. Brook only yesteraay
had filed suit for divorce.
COMM1IIA 1USIXG
PORTLAND, Muy 16. Due to
warm weather In the upper drain
age areas of the main Columbia
the
from the
Willamette
moment during you. n...- . . . .. raiimr-
rottlng payments from t.otn ..... s,u .- '"-- mountain regions,
and new subscribers. The prwoa nia investors " r,ver at Portland will continue to
which are tobe given away by The homa concerns were turned by t
Now. .1 ... Coao of t-H3i contest fedora gran ' J" '-1",; w...r from the Columbia, accord-
nre well worth a Utile '' " I """ ' " " . , . Invarter oil and " to the wcatner oureau
fort on your part between
Juno 15th. . ...J. ,,..ba ohla.. nnd the Owen-
...... .ml and records of the llivauer
Iteflnlng company and subsidiaries
For the complete .(..tails o. " . and .nbsldlarie. of
Worth, Texas, were being
...... ...ii in and see the
I: "" '- ... n.,.. office. It to'Kort
m)t t00 ,,. to -''-',:",;;;:';;0!,hC:v;rnment contend, the
companies mulcted approximate.,
1,000 California Investor, by sales
f stork through the malls.
A careful check up of the looks
IIIB il
" ma ..... -
. ,f,ie Ri-lt.1ii1 .m rii.i
- ndtf nnui v"- - . . . .
blank -from the paper . , least B woow, unitea
test i
t
should
two
rk harder snnd It In to Hie conti
Status
Attorney McNabb said.
HOT IN PUMU.KTON
PENDLETON. May 16. rendle
totr experienced the warmost day of
the season yesterday, when the mer
cury climbed to 90 degrees, with
a minimum of 48. The warmer
weather Is bringing the big Uma
tilla wheat crop with a rush, and
with ample moisture over the coun
try generally, the sunshiny days are
welcomed by the growers.
WRK.HT H.lltVKY M l'TIALS
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Harvey last evening the Kev. W. W.
Davis of the Emmanuel Baptist
church united in wedlock Frances
E. Wright and Miss Opal Harvey,
In the presence of the Immediate
relatives of the bride and groom.
Present at the ceremony were:
Mrs. A. L. Harvey. E. C. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Otterbeln, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Lee Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry doeller, Mr. and Mrs. Rod
crick Smith, Mr. and Mrs. filen
Prultt. Mrs. K. I. Sloan, Misses
der the Gerber reservoir canal has .
been leveiea in preparation lor uS'There ,g practicany n0 opposition
first irrigation. The land owners I emry hcre Bmong anv or
on that side are all making pre- gani2atl(m ln hl( oponion. So far
paratlons to do this necessary level-' the chamber l9 directly concern-
'"S at once- led. he said, data on the Klamath
, . n r j country had been cheerfully sub-
Watertront folice mitted. Hill line representative.
Battle Rum Runners 1 who came to Klamath Falls were
SAN PEDRO, May 16. Water
front police were posted along the
coast tonight in an effort to restrain
"rum ships" from unloading their
cargoes of liquor on the southern
California shores.
A search, which lasted all day,
failed to reveal any bodies of boot
leggers who were believed to have
Grace Hoagland and Joan McDonald j " kUled in fights between "whls-
introduced to men or organizations
In Klamath Falls where informa
tion the chamber did not have
could be obtained. The Hill line
men were Informed tliat the cham
ber would cooperate In every way,
Sabln declared.
and Stanley HIJacek
The newlyweds loft after the
wedding supper for a visit with rela
tives at Gazelle and other points,
returning to Klamath Falls In about
a week, where they will make their
home In the future.
TWO COITLKS WKIKI
Alta Mauzey was united in mar
ringc to Marvin H. llamaker at
12:30 yesterday at the Methodist
and rum runners early; parsonage by Rev. Mr. Yarnes. The
young couple will make their homo
In Klumath Falls.
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were married at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. Yarnes Wednesday
at 5:30 p. m. They will live here.
key pirates
this morning
Numerous shots were heard at
three different points along the
coast, and reports to the police au
thorities Indicated that deaths had
resulted from the fighting.
.ks thu a any meat at once